French cyclist Auge stable after LTdL crash near Rembau, placed in induced coma
French cyclist Ronan Auge is in stable condition in a medically induced coma following a crash during the Le Tour de Langkawi in Malaysia. The 22-year-old sustained multiple fractures but is receiving continuous medical care.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the physical risks involved in professional cycling and the importance of emergency medical protocols in international sports.
BATU PAHAT, Oct 3 — French cyclist Ronan Auge has been placed in a medically induced coma to stabilise his condition following a crash during Stage Six of Le Tour de Langkawi (LTdL) 2026, but the rider is “in good hands” and currently doing well, said Unibet Rose Rockets sports director Joram Grootveld.
He said the 22-year-old was rushed to hospital immediately after the crash during the early stages of the Pandan Indah-Rembau route yesterday, with the team doctor remaining by his side to monitor his condition around the clock.
“There was a big crash at the beginning of the stage yesterday and it was such a big crash that we needed to get him to hospital very quickly. Our team doctor was with him yesterday and is also with him today.
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